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LTC Sales Solutions for Insurers Introduced by The LTC Coach; Customized Programs Offer Companies a Four-Step Plan for Agent Success.


LITTLETON, Colo. -- LTC LTC
abbr.
lieutenant colonel
 Sales Solutions, a custom-designed program meeting the individual needs of insurance companies and their agents, has been unveiled by Wilma G. Anderson, The LTC Coach.

The four-step program works to:

--Fortify strengths. Anderson will review the insurer's strengths and weaknesses, develop methods to reinforce its sales strengths, fix weak points and provide coaching to its sales team and/or agents to take advantage of and fortify for·ti·fy  
v. for·ti·fied, for·ti·fy·ing, for·ti·fies

v.tr.
To make strong, as:
a. To strengthen and secure (a position) with fortifications.

b. To reinforce by adding material.
 current strengths.

--Amplify sales. She will develop an action plan to amplify current sales efforts, recommend methods to increase individual and group sales Group sales

Block sale (of large amounts) of securities to institutional investors.


group sales

The distribution of a new security issue to institutional clients.
, and provide a training package that fits the dynamics of regional office(s) and/or the national organization.

--Solidify results. Each quarter the sales team will work with Wilma Anderson for a day to evaluate results and readjust re·ad·just  
tr.v. re·ad·just·ed, re·ad·just·ing, re·ad·justs
To adjust or arrange again.



re
 the sales program if necessary to meet goals. The dynamic program helps companies stay ahead of the changing LTC and senior marketplace to achieve ever-improving results.

--Diversify sales methods, plan for the future. Anderson can provide the sales team with new methods and make plans to go forward, including prospecting for clients, designing specialized training for the company's sales team, evaluating the market, adding new products to fit sales targets, creating recruiting strategies and positioning the organization to succeed.

"LTC can be a goldmine, but you can't mine the gold unless you have the tools--and few agents today have those tools," she said.

An initial consultation is free and without obligation. Fees can be on a project basis or a six-month retainer A contract between attorney and client specifying the nature of the services to be rendered and the cost of the services.

Retainer also denotes the fee that the client pays when employing an attorney to act on her behalf.
.

More information is available from Anderson (800) 227-5843 or Wilma@TheLTCcoach.com.

Wilma Anderson, The LTC Coach, is a leading national LTCI LTCI Long Term Care Insurance
LTCI Line Trunk Controller ISDN
 sales trainer who offers sales solutions to insurance agents, companies and associations. She has worked with insurers and thousands of agents, producing dramatic increases in sales. She has been a keynote speaker before organizations such as the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors, and has published dozens of articles, which appear regularly in magazines like Senior Market Advisor, National Underwriter, HIU HIU Hope International University (Fullerton, CA, USA)
HIU Humanitarian Information Unit (US Dept of State)
HIU Health Insurance Unit
HIU Host Interface Unit
HIU Hydraulic Interface Unit
 and Advisor Today.
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